Situated on the banks of the Yamuna River in Agra, India, the Taj Mahal is a white marble mausoleum complex that dates back to the 17th century. It was commissioned by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in ...

Nestled within the chaos of Karwan Bazar, one of Dhaka's oldest and busiest commercial hubs, stands the Khawaja Ambar Shah Shahi Jame Mosque, a relic of Mughal splendour that has quietly endured the ...

India’s largest mosque built by Shah Jahan in 1644. It can hold 25,000 people and shines with red sandstone and white marble. Known as the ‘Crown of Mosques’, it is among the tallest in Asia. Its pink ...

The Pakistani city of Lahore is one of the Indian subcontinent’s most brilliant gems, yet it remains relatively obscure outside the country – an unexpected pleasure for travelers. With Pakistan ...

Love experiencing a piece of history? Move beyond Red Fort and Humayun’s Tomb to admire lesser-known Mughal gems such as Pari Mahal and Akbar’s Tomb. As the weather cools down, with the mild winter ...

The Taj Mahal's sublime beauty transcends time and culture, standing as perhaps the most perfect architectural achievement in human history. Commissioned in 1631 by the heartbroken Mughal Emperor Shah ...

Delhi contains architectural masterpieces which represent generations of cultural fusion and historical growth. The most famous buildings in Delhi stem from the Mughal era where distinctive Mughal and ...